Bombardier Said Exploring Options on Aerospace Assets

The video discusses Bombardier's strategic shift towards improving cash flow by potentially cutting assets to support their C series jets. The company faces challenges due to a tariff dispute with Boeing and a failed deal with Siemens. The impact of NAFTA negotiations is also explored, highlighting Bombardier's vulnerability due to its operations in Canada, the US, and Mexico. The video concludes with Canada's perspective on NAFTA, considering alternative trade partners and agreements.

What is the primary reason for Bombardier's strategic shift?

• To expand their rail business

• To reduce workforce

• To improve cash flow

• To enter new markets

What major challenge is Bombardier facing with their C series jet?

• Trouble selling due to tariffs

• High production costs

• Lack of investor interest

• Competition from Airbus

How is Bombardier affected by NAFTA negotiations?

• They are expanding into new markets

• They benefit from reduced tariffs

• They are a key example of NAFTA's impact due to operations in three countries

• They are unaffected as they operate only in Canada

What is Canada's potential strategy if NAFTA collapses?

• Increase trade with South America

• Rely solely on domestic markets

• Seek new trade partners in Asia or Europe

• Focus on the automotive industry

What fallback option does Canada have if NAFTA ends?

• Forming a trade bloc with South America

• Joining the European Union

• A bilateral agreement with the US

• A new agreement with Mexico